RPCS3
Update ffmpeg
Updates ffmpeg based on Vita3K repo to 5.1.2.
The new ffmpeg version is more optimized overall, so this is actually useful to performance during de/encoding. Here some random timings of mostly the same scenes on repeat:
Encoding (720p) ~20% faster
Old: E Media: average: 5008.96 us E Media: average: 5008.11 us E Media: average: 5020.52 us E Media: average: 5576.87 us E Media: average: 6629.70 us E Media: average: 6560.65 us
New: E Media: average: 4092.24 us E Media: average: 4101.77 us E Media: average: 4087.86 us E Media: average: 4050.64 us E Media: average: 5006.84 us E Media: average: 5860.35 us
Encoding (4K) ~20% faster
4K Old: E Media: average: 27370.50 us E Media: average: 27518.19 us E Media: average: 27480.09 us E Media: average: 27321.86 us
4K New: E Media: average: 21630.02 us E Media: average: 21576.04 us E Media: average: 21503.02 us E Media: average: 21505.84 us
Decoding (720p) ~10% faster
Old: E cellVdec: average: 2724.74 us E cellVdec: average: 2601.69 us E cellVdec: average: 2631.09 us E cellVdec: average: 2621.00 us E cellVdec: average: 2594.64 us E cellVdec: average: 2601.26 us E cellVdec: average: 2602.29 us
New: E cellVdec: average: 2476.39 us E cellVdec: average: 2348.26 us E cellVdec: average: 2372.78 us E cellVdec: average: 2334.19 us E cellVdec: average: 2346.55 us E cellVdec: average: 2312.74 us E cellVdec: average: 2347.38 us
The new commit drops the source and uses CI (see .github) and a patch with the options to build the libs. The artifacts are created automatically on our fork in the github actions section. The codecs seem to be the same still:
